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  1. Devil 505
    That makes sense, especially considering that the YF-30 is the predecessor of the VF-31 Siegfried.
  2. Devil 505
    And then there are the various Norse references in Delta.
  3. Devil 505
    There's also the Megaro Zamac model kits, but like you said, it's probably a coincidence.
  4. Devil 505
    Veering a bit off-topic, but I do recall that at one point, NASA funded research into ultra high temperature ceramic composites that could withstand sustained Mach 7 flight at sea level.
  5. Devil 505
    Even then, the YF-21 and VF-22 is built for higher speeds, as seen with the variable-droop wings that presumably utilize compression lift, as seen with the XB-70 Valkyrie.
  6. Devil 505
    Aside from the VF-0's gun pod, are there any rate-of-fire figures for other gun pods?
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    There's definitely some "Schizo Tech" (to use the TV Tropes terminology) going on. Going back to the subject of the Draken(s), another requirement for the J 35 was that it had to be able to be refueled and rearmed by conscripts with minimal training within ten minutes. While even the most basic VF is far more complex in design than a third-generation fighter jet, it's possible that the Draken III was designed for (relative) simplicity in mind in terms of logistics and/or maintenance.
  8. Devil 505
    That does make sense, like the labors in "Patlabor." At the risk of derailing this thread further by pivoting back to the König Monster, I feel like a further evolution could be a "variable gunship" of sorts, akin to an AC-130, considering that it already has the artillery for it.
  9. Devil 505
    I was under the impression that the Sv-262 would be ideal for highway runways, considering that its design inspiration, the J 35 Draken, was designed for that very purpose.
  10. Devil 505
    I apologize for bringing up Robotech, but I seem to recall the use of metallic hydrogen in recent versions of their RPG instead of slush hydrogen.
  11. Devil 505
    As you said earlier, there hasn't been much need for Destroid development following Space War I. The only new thing I could think of for Destroids would probably be sound energy loudspeakers for that kind of warfare.
  12. Devil 505
    That's the thing, the König Monster does represent the evolution of Destroids as a result of the shift from land to space combat.
  13. Devil 505
    EastEnders has had a few crossovers with Doctor Who. The 1993 Children in Need special "Dimensions in Time" saw the Seventh Doctor meeting some of the characters from EastEnders. In "Army of Ghosts," the "ghost" of Den Watts appeared in an in-universe episode of EastEnders, which later turned out to be a Cyberman. In "The Beast Below," The Queen Victoria pub from the show appeared as part of Starship UK.
  14. Devil 505
    You know that you've been watching a lot of anime when the first thought that comes to mind when watching the latest Christmas episode is "Where's Goblin Slayer when you need him?"
  15. Devil 505
    I think it would be interesting to hear some hip-hop added in. If it worked for Samurai Champloo and Afro Samurai, then why not Macross?
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